Hi Bill, > Is there some other way of storing the date stamp on a stack?
A few thoughts come to mind: - I wonder why you're using a stack as a data file? If it's unavoidable, perhaps you could compress it and (if you have Enterprise) encrypt it on disk, expanding and decrypting it when you read it into memory. - put the date stamp as a custom property like you originally thought, but as above, encrypting the info or at least obfuscating it. (At least properties aren't as easily discoverable as other aspects of a stack.) - password-protect the stack to prohibit people from peeking into spots (like scripts) where you'll store the date stamp - put the date (obscured) and the md5Digest of it as a checksum. If someone tries to modify the date, you can pop up an alert. - I would not in any situation rely on the detailed files, as various activities can cause the creation and modification dates to be altered. Hope this gives you some ideas, Bill _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
